Re: When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk

: Could you please tell me what is the meaning of the quote "When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk." and in what context people use it??

Isn't it your job to tell us in what context people use it? More specifically, in what context did you hear or see the sentence? I've never actually heard the sentence, but I would assume it means something like, "If action is required act, don't sit around debating it." If a wildfire is threatening the whole county, go out and fight the fire, don't do nothing while planning what you ought to do. It might be meant more literally. There's a maniac loose, and no one will stop him. Everyone's busy trying to figure out how to do it without shooting him. Or possibly, "Do we really have to have another committee to study the problem to death?" SS